I'm thinking with the wideouts we have on campus, QB's should be lining up to sign with OU. This group of receivers we have would probably make most college QB's drool on themselves.

As exciting a receiver as Neal is, he looks like a fantastic safety to me.

Kameel Jackson and Kenny Stills should have two spots locked down. That leaves 3 spots for plenty of PT and sometimes 4 more. Should we see an injury, we are in better shape to overcome it.

Shepard should be better than Franks on day one, and Metoyer and Gardner both should push Reynolds for an outside spot. Woods and Neal are wildcards in my opinion.

It's going to get interesting. I feel that only one should need to change positions and my guess is Neal and that's only because he looks like a striking football player with intelligence to star at safety.

Not with Mike He recruits db's that double as receivers, not the other way around like Bob.

First Thing you'll notice about Mike's recruits they all would rather play man, and they will be ahead of most teams patterns because they anticipate...........
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Every receiver OU had at the end of the season was recruited over with this new class of receivers. At the end of the season across the front we had Reynolds, Franks, Stills and Miller. Miller is gone, Reynolds is hurt, Franks is too small and other limitations which only leaves Stills. These new receivers will play if they can run routes, block and catch/catch the ball.

Kenny and Jazz were not recruited over I promise you that they will both be drafted. Jazz health isn't an issue either Cale Gundy said today at the luncheon that he is already back going through workouts with the team and that he will play next season.

I'd use all of 'em. We run ALOT of plays. If we had fresh legs constantly we'd give dbs fits!

At the time I wrote this I was unaware of Reynolds health status. If he misses Spring and Jackson is one of few with experience participating this Spring, I think there is a good chance he locks up a starting position.

Jackson was really impressive down the stretch.

I get a little perturbed about the slanted focus the media brought into "Jones struggling to throw td passes"....seems there was half a dozen times or more when their were nice longish passes and the receiver got down deep in the red zone, but could have scored , maybe on half of those. I do agree that Jones isnt perfect and i sometimes thinks he's a little bit "trying to make the throw" eg the Okie State int, or was that last year. anyway, i'm sure looking forward to metyer and the newbies.